PPD QUIZ

What is a profession?

• An occupation requiring no specialized knowledge

• An occupation based on specialized intellectual study and training

• A temporary job with no ethical standard

• An activity involving only manual labor

Who typically regulates professions?

• Government bodies

• Professional bodies or associations

• Local communities

• Corporations

Which of the following best describes professionalism?

• Informal behavior and casual attitude at work

• ersonal hobbies pursued in free time

• High standard of work ethics and adherence to norms

• Simple adherence to company rules

What does the concept of professionalism include in nursing?

• Independent decision-making without ethical considerations

• Basic healthcare practices

• Only medical knowledge

• Conduct, behavior, and attitude

Which role involves a nurse helping clients learn about their health?W

• Teacher

• Caregiver

• Counselor

• Administrator

In what role does a nurse act to protect the client's rights and speak up for them?

• Manager

• Research Consumer

• Case Manager

• Client Advocate

Which factor influences the path in nursing by demanding more personalized care?

• Legislation

• Consumer demands

• Changing family structure

• Economics

How does quality relate to nursing services?

• It refers to the theoretical knowledge of nurses

• It is about meeting customer requirements and ensuring satisfaction

• It means providing basic care only

• t involves adhering to company profit goals

Why is it essential for nurses to participate in key decision-making?

• To enhance professionalism and take responsibility for patient care

• • To ensure all decisions are made by administrators

• To reduce their workload

• To avoid direct patient care

What is a key ethical principle in nursing?

• • Providing basic services only

• Avoiding involvement in patient care decisions

• • Continuous competence and protection of patient's rights

• Focusing solely on theoretical knowledge